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Posted: October 18, 2024
Nominate someone for the 2024 NEREJ Ones to Watch Industry Leaders Spotlight!
We are now accepting nominations for the highly anticipated 2024 Ones to Watch INDUSTRY LEADERS Spotlight, set to publish on November 29th in the New England Real Estate Journal.
This feature will celebrate the achievements, challenges, and insights of New England’s top CRE industry leaders. It’s a perfect chance to honor an outstanding INDUSTRY LEADER from your firm and increase their visibility across the commercial real estate industry.
Click here to view last year's Ones to Watch Industry Leaders feature.
Who Qualifies for the 2024 Ones to Watch INDUSTRY LEADERS Spotlight?
Nominees should be individuals who lead their company or division at a commercial real estate firm or a firm that supports the CRE industry through their services. Ideal candidates have held a leadership role and have made significant contributions to their company in the past year.
Important Dates:
Q&A Deadline: November 14th
Publication Date: November 29th
To nominate someone from your firm contact John Picard or your account manager to request the Spotlight Q & A form jpicard@nerej.com
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